NICVIEW

29/08/2025

We’ve moved! 🟣

Our new digital home is now live at https://hubs.li/Q03G8jWF0
Same trusted products. Same dedicated team. Same commitment to improving lives. Just a fresh new look - and a new address.

Come visit us today!

26/01/2025

🌍 Join Natus Sensory at Arab Health 2025! 🌍

We’re excited to showcase our gold-standard solutions in hearing, balance, and vision care at Arab Health 2025 in Dubai from 27–30 January.

Discover how our advanced technologies are transforming patient care and improving lives all over the world. Whether you're looking for cutting-edge innovations or want to discuss the latest advancements, our expert Natus Sensory team is ready to answer your questions and help you find the perfect solution for your needs.

Stop by Booth .B58 to say hello, grab a coffee, and explore how we’re shaping the future of sensory healthcare.

We can’t wait to see you there!

08/08/2022

Childbirth is an emotional event for parents and families, particularly when a newborn’s first few critical days, weeks, or even months are spent in the NICU. 24/7 video streaming with NICVIEW 2 helps families feel more involved right from the start and helps reduce the distress and anxiety parents can feel at being separated from their new baby. Learn more at https://hubs.li/Q01gPnrk0

15/12/2021

Looking for a way to give back this holiday season? Sanford Health Foundation’s Boekelheide NICU in Sioux Falls, SD is currently holding a ‘Sweet Dreams’ fundraiser with the aim of adding new equipment for the benefit of both babies and their families. https://hubs.li/Q010NlBP0

Our NICVIEW web camera system is one of three new items they hope to add to their hospital. NICVIEW actively support virtual bonding during a newborn’s extended stay in the hospital. We cross our fingers that Sweet Dreams meets its goal before the end of the year! https://hubs.li/Q010NnbG0

The Sanford Health Foundation is the fundraising arm for Sanford Health. Our work helps the health system enhance the lives, health and hope of the patients it serves.

01/09/2021

Powerful stories about how our products make a difference is the driving force for what we do at Natus. We are proud that our NICVIEW cameras could play a small part in keeping parents and babies connected during Hurricane Ida.

Thank you to the dedicated NICU nurses at Ochsner Health Hospital in New Orleans who volunteered to stay during of a Category 4 Hurricane with the babies who needed them! https://hubs.ly/H0WpT6m0

As Hurricane Ida hit Louisiana, the nurses inside the NICU at Ochsner Health Hospital in New Orleans volunteered to stay through the night with the babies who desperately needed them.

24/03/2021

Natus is proud to be a part of connecting parents and babies, especially in these challenging times. Learn how West Boca Medical Center is utilizing our NICVIEW® live video streaming to offer parents a direct connection to their babies 24/7 in this story on WPTV https://hubs.ly/H0JLhVV0

West Boca Medical Center is the only hospital in Palm Beach County now using the NICVIEW Camera System for babies in our Level III NICU.

06/10/2020

The first days after the birth of a child represent an emotional time in the life of a parent — especially if the child must spend that time in the NICU. To provide infection control for neonatal intensive care units — while still allowing families to be part of the child’s early life — hospitals need to look for alternatives to in-person visitation. Download the position paper: Camera systems for live streaming in the NICU to learn more: https://hubs.ly/H0sBY950

08/09/2020

The first days after the birth of a child represent an emotional time in the life of a parent — especially if the child must spend that time in the NICU. To provide infection control for neonatal intensive care units — while still allowing families to be part of the child’s early life — hospitals need to look for alternatives to in-person visitation. Download the position paper: Camera systems for live streaming in the NICU to learn more: https://hubs.ly/H0sC2fV0

11/08/2020

The first days after the birth of a child represent an emotional time in the life of a parent — especially if the child must spend that time in the NICU. To provide infection control for neonatal intensive care units — while still allowing families to be part of the child’s early life — hospitals need to look for alternatives to in-person visitation. Download the position paper: Camera systems for live streaming in the NICU to learn more: https://hubs.ly/H0sBWsK0